Obscure RCA Licensed 45 RPM Decca Model

It never ceases to amaze me the number of RCA licensed players still to be found out there! While Decca is not an obscure manufacturer, this is a relatively difficult player to locate. It has surprisingly good volume for a 1-tube amplifier incorporating a 25L6 amp tube feeding a 4" speaker w/tone & volume controls. This player has a new Chu Denshi cartridge and the unit is restored to good operating condition. As mentioned in earlier videos, I'm "thinning out the herd" and keeping the players that interest me the most. This one is available and all you need do is contact me.
I hope everyone had a Merry Christmas & I wish all who look at my videos a Happy, Healthy & Prosperous New Year. I'll have more videos coming! Watch for some unusual items to be featured in future videos! I hope you've enjoyed seeing another wonderful player from the glorious 1950's!

[@OldRadioAl]

Really nice, for a one tube model, Glenn. You find a lot of unusual models and bring them back to life.

[@seeburgsrock]

There's just so many more oddball licensed RCA 45 players yet to be discovered out there! I keep searching! I can't keep 'em all but I enjoy bringing them back to life. The hunt is most important!

[@neilmansfield8329]

This is a good record player mate

[@ZenithClarity]

Nice.

[@cmedicinehorse]

Nice little player again. Love it. Thanks for sharing---Colin

[@seeburgsrock]

Thanx for checking out the video Colin. I look frequently at ur videos but don't often comment.

[@cmedicinehorse]

I wouldnt comment on my crazy stuff either lol

[@johnm893]

its so good to see that youre alive and well ive been wondering how you are..

[@seeburgsrock]

I'm alive & well but still busy as all Hell! Wish you & your family a happy, healthy & prosperous New Year!

[@scotts.7662]

Charles Brown! of course his big one was Merry Christmas Baby. saw him do that @ King Bisquick Blues Fest awhile back. One of my favs Thanks , nice player too.

[@beatleme2]

very Cool..i used to take these apart and make a small guitar amp with the tube part..Mr Santa played to the tune of Mr Sandman..LOVE IT.and never heard that before ;:-)

[@seeburgsrock]

Thank you! That Mr. Santa song was new to me too. I bought a batch of records at a flea market & that was in the batch.

[@dynamic881964]

As far as I know Charles Brown was the first to record "Please come home for Christmas" later redone by "The Eagles " and others . . . .

[@dynamic881964]

How much ??? Love it !!!!!!

[@seeburgsrock]

I'm looking for $275

[@automatedelectronics6062]

You know, there was no reason to get a license from RCA. RCA didn't have a patent on "45" as Columbia did for "LP". The record changers were made by Westinghouse and those which were not made for RCA had the 2 screws on top of the chassis.